Popular subwoofer comparisons 2024 - page 2

The Definitive Technology ProSub 800 vs SVS SB-1000 comparison shows that these active subwoofers can be a solid addition to your home sound system, especially in a small room. The SVS SB-1000 is a more expensive model that costs at around $500 and has a bigger driver (12 inches)...

Since a decent active subwoofer offered by an authoritative manufacturer for a reasonable price is always a good option to think about, I initiated the SVS SB-2000 vs Klipsch R-120SW comparison. They have about the same level of quality but are quite different in their specs and sound reproduction. The SVS SB-200...

You don’t have to go deep in the BIC America F12 vs Klipsch R-120SW comparison to find out that these subwoofers differ considerably in some aspects: they were released with a difference of more than 10 years and have significant price distinction. The BIC America F12 costs at around $200, so it&rsq...

Two well-known subwoofer models noteworthy for people eager to find the best sounding device. When we talking about R-115SW versus R-112SW, for sure the second one doesn't reach as deep into the bass as the first sub, which is the point of having it. It is spotless all the way down and quite remarkable fo...

Actually, both subwoofers have much in common. But your preferences may outweigh in some aspects. I would recommend everybody to stop at Klipsch R-120SW model. Even at low settings, it vibrates my walls. The sound is clear and free of hiss compared to SVS PB-1000, but here you'll have a tight and precise bass. ...

The Klipsch R-10SW vs Dayton Audio SUB-1200 power comparison shows that the first model has much better features. The R-10SW proposes a high nominal output power (150W versus Klipsch’s 120W) and the awe-inspiring maximal output power rate (300W vs 120W).

The Monoprice 9723 vs Polk Audio PSW111 matching allows me to see that different impedance rates (8 Ohms and 4 Ohms) influence the music quality and device’s power. The maximum crossover frequency also defines the sound clarity and its depth.

With the frequency range between 50 and 250 and high sensitivity, Monoprice 9723 wins over when it comes to savoring all the nuances of the instrumental music. Its 12-inch driver emits powerful and detailed sound. It performs very clean, the bass is ample and solid, yet not reaching a wall-shaking thump. For ...

Due to the test SVS SB-1000 vs BIC America F12 I’ve managed to compare the peculiarities of mid-level SVS SB-1000 and low-cost BIC America F12 (extremely cheap related to its features) – two 12-inch subs for home theaters and acoustics. SVS SB-1000 and BIC America F12 have RCA inputs for low-...

Polk Audio PSW111 is a single 8-inch subwoofer, while its competitor Polk Audio PSW505 is presented in the 12-inch size. When testing Polk Audio PSW505 vs PSW111 subwoofers, I discovered the differences not only in the driver size but also in their power features and audio performance. In particul...

When testing and comparing Dayton Audio SUB-1000L vs Monoprice 9723 subwoofers, the functionality, power, and produced sound of Monoprice 9723 impressed me more than Dayton. First, Monoprice is more powerful. Second, it has better audio performance features, delivering the sound that lets enjo...

The check of Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs Monoprice 9723 let me compare their diversities and reveal much larger Bic Acoustech PL-200 II’s power than Monoprice 9723 has. However, this advantage requires other components of the acoustic system to be powerful (no more than 50% less powerfu...

The Dayton Audio SUB-1000L vs Pioneer SW-8MK2 analogy allows seeing the nominal output power difference. The Dayton’s device has nominal output 100W power, while the Pioneer’s – only 50W. The first is supplemented by the floor stands and on-wall mounting brackets, and the...

The Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs Klipsch R-10SW collation allows me to see that the PL-200 II has much higher maximal output power than the R-10SW (1000W versus 300W). The nominal output power advantage is also on the Bic Acoustech side – 250W against the 150W. The first PL-200 II accomm...

Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs SVS SB-1000 review aims to compare closed and open subwoofers. Samples work in similar frequency ranges: 21-200 Hz (Bic) versus 24-260 Hz (SVS) and in combination with the design of the case it gives a different sound.

Monoprice 9723 vs Polk Audio PSW505 review is made to compare budget subwoofers in term of producing a deep bass in a wide frequency range with a significant difference in maximum power. Monoprice 9723 produces 200W maximal output power, while PSW505 – 480W.

Klipsch R-10SW vs Polk Audio PSW505 review is the comparison of two subwoofers with different power and impedance: 8 (R-10SW) and 4 (PSW505). Also, subwoofers operate at different frequencies of 32-120Hz vs 25-160 Hz respectively.

The power of Klipsch R-10SW vs SVS SB-1000 and their capacity is quite different as well as their amps’ power. The Klipsch R-10SW amps’ power is only 150W versus SVS SB-1000 amp 300W. That’s why Klipsch R-10SW fits the only small family or teen’s room. Klipsch R-10SW has the Bass Reflex tech...

In order to compare Klipsch R-112SW vs SVS SB-1000 in terms of sound, you should locate them in the best way first. Klipsch R-112SW requires much time and efforts to install it. It sounds good at the corner only if you run two of them in the opposite corners. It is better to place it closer to the center of the w...

Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 vs SVS SB-1000 is the comparison of two mid-range subs for average customers. Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 can boast a great Low-Frequency Effect. At the same time, SVS SB-1000 is packed with LFE as well but it is not able to handle it w...